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Control system for the Stirling engine

Russian Engineering Research, 2017
A new control system is proposed for Stirling engines. The system is based on a sealed external system for hydrogen sorption and desorption, with a thermoelectric heating and cooling system. It is intended to improve the operational reliability and the safety of the maintenance crew; to reduce the operational noise level; and to reduce the size and ...
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Thermodynamic analysis of Stirling engines.

Journal of Spacecraft and Rockets, 1967
An analysis is made of the heat-transfer and energy transformation processes in a closedcycle regenerative heat-energy converter, e.g., a Stirling engine, by treating this as a distributed-parameter system, where variations in space occur simultaneously with transients.
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Designing a Stirling engine prototype

2016
Stirling engines have become of great interest on the last decades due to their efficiency and sustainable energy production. This study develops one of the first phases of the design of a Stirling beta type engine - able to generate 1kW of power- including the specification of basic components of the engine and a thermodynamic simulation (by Computer ...
Delfín Silió, Fernando Fadón, Laida Fadon, Enrique Ceron   +3 more
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Anatomy of the Stirling Engine Cycle

Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Part C: Journal of Mechanical Engineering Science, 1993
Conditions are isolated for thermodynamic processes in two Stirling cycle machines to be identical. The conditions form the basis for the concept of ‘functional similarity’. Using the similarity conditions the designer may scale the detailed gas circuit specification of a viable Stirling engine to a derivative design of different size, crankshaft ...
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Stirling engines for demonstration

The Physics Teacher, 1982
R. D. Spence, C. L. Foiles
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Automotive Applications of Stirling Engines

1987
Stirling engines are heat engines receiving heat from an external source, chemical combustion, thermal storage, nuclear or solar, converting a fraction to work and rejecting the remainder as waste heat at low temperature.
G. Walker, O. R. Fauvel
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Hybrid or Ringbom-Stirling Engines

1985
A hybrid Stirling engine is a Stirling engine with a free displacer and a crank coupled piston. The term ‘hybrid’ is a modern one, placing such engines somewhere between the full kinematic and the completely free-piston/free displacer engine. But the concept dates back at least to 1905 when Ossian Ringbom applied for a patent “on a hot air engine in ...
J. R. Senft, Graham Walker
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The Stirling Engine

2009
Allan J. Organ, Theodor Finkelstein
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Free piston Stirling engines: A review

International Journal of Energy Research, 2020
Ar Tavakolpour-saleh, Shahryar Zare, Shahryar Zare   +2 more
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A comprehensive review on modeling and performance optimization of Stirling engine

International Journal of Energy Research, 2020
Fawad Ahmed, Hulin Huang, Shoaib Ahmed
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